Villa Square PUD amendment

The Stonewood Hills HOA president, representing 282 homes, raised concerns about lighting into bedroom windows, loss of trees and screening, noise from early workers and dumpsters, snow-plow noise, and dangerous U-turns near the median-limited access.

Her letter, read into the record, asked for conditions protecting trees and screening, screened trash enclosures, full cut-off lighting, limited pickup-window use, drainage protections, and protection of her own trees on North 7th Street.

Her letter asked for a screened, set-back trash enclosure, lighting blocked from homes, guaranteed no added stormwater runoff, a real landscaped boundary, and help replacing the dilapidated KO storage fence between her yard and the site.

His letter asked that full cut-off lighting, low-volume pickup use with adequate stacking, no added runoff, and a gated screened trash enclosure be written in as binding, enforceable conditions.